Koreans Shocked By U.S. Family TV Show! | 𝙊𝙎𝙎𝘾

[@ossc_worldwide]

What is your favorite TV show??👍

[@telemperor]

I don't watch any of these but I am watching a show called Lie to Me about a man who can read a lie in a person's expressions.

[@nabszains]

bojack horseman

[@neonecko1876]

Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!

[@neonecko1876]

Another good American family show would be The Price Is Right with Bob Barker. I think they would love that one, some of the contestants are hilarious 🤣

[@sonishajordan9091]

Maury

[@oneshortkat]

That paternity court clip broke my heart. That poor man. :(

[@biazacha]

I sincerely hope he found a nice and loyal partner for himself, dude deserves to build a loving family :’(

[@michelleimogu9296]

That lady needs to be ass-whooped bro 😤 I’m so mad, what a devil

[@LEE-kq9tq]

And that nasty woman still had the nerve to be all like "Whaaa?? Noo.. I didn't expect those results at all!" Like b-tch! Those tests don't lie! That poor guy was so nervous. I hope he finds himself a good woman that will treat him right and I hope those kids grow up NORMAL despite their mom being a h0e.

[@KatieBeeTV]

Reminded me of my daddy. Not my biological father, but my daddy ❤

[@SnacckyChanT]

cried for him that poor man. i hope hes doing well somewhere with a family of his own as he deserves it. theres men who claim they arent the father and theres women who claim they arent after saying they are because they wanna be spiteful or dont want the man to be in their life anymore. heart breaking either way esp when the man really wants to be the father

[@eyesofatropine]

Yeah American TV shows can be brutal. I grew up watching a famous show called the Jerry Springer show (r.i.p) and the guests would literally physically fight on stage.

[@taoist32]

All staged. Jerry wouldn’t’t admit it, even at his death. Most were paid to pretend.

[@Destiny-ls6ib]

@@taoist32 where did they get the actors and wouldn’t people be able to find them on that site where you can find actors? I think the stories and people are mostly real but the reactions are purposely over reacted…

[@icydsting6037]

@@Destiny-ls6ib yeah it implies that in the Ringmaster movie. (not worth watching though. lol)

[@kimson305]

​@@Destiny-ls6ib uh it's not hard to get people to act on a talk show. I know people that went on maury acting. Maury didn't tell them to but they wanted to go on there.

[@pamelacacho-rivera2500]

RIP Jerry. Wonderful show. I used to watch it with my mom and sister.

[@henrynguyen6799]

Korea should get their own version of Family Feud and invite families and celebrities to play! 😂 that’d be interesting

[@wtf5749]

JIDION pfp

[@jacobsmith-hi6ey]

in America we just call that Celebrity Family Feud.

[@KGTKK]

Just imagine...

[@usonly101]

She said “Family Entertainment Center” so they might

[@ZyZy456]

“Well I’m a preacher’s wife” as if that changes anything!!💀

[@ms.wilson6439]

They be the worst. Lol😂

[@annawilliams2336]

@@ms.wilson6439 Actually crazed wokesters are the worst.

[@bendover7841]

Sodomy is forbidden

[@noneofyourbusiness7965]

​@@bendover7841 Depends on the definition. In most cases it would not be forbidden.

[@MrRydoone]

Most pastor in us support gay..

[@jamesmckay9483]

Nah, Chacha’s question about what the other girls keep in their bedroom drawers is kinda crazy. She on demon time. 🤣

[@mechanicat23]

♥️ Chacha

[@vxsapphire]

I instantly squinted my eyes at her with huge suspicion the second she said that lmao.

[@Mariah306]

😂😂😂

[@JeromeProductions]

Yup 😂

[@pmlcg1285]

oh I was expecting that clip of family feud when the guy says that the best thing his girlfriend can do to his face is sit on it 😂😂😂😂😂 that was hilarious

[@jinijinxer97]

Freal but the vibinwithtay version

[@sea-of-skies_]

LOL

[@Kaybri0526]

I Watch Paternity court pretty often. The reason a lot of these people go on shows like that is bc paternity tests can be expensive. If they go on a show like this the test is usually free, but the exchange is that now all of your business is out across the world forever.

[@chickennugget180]

i was waiting for the "SIT ONN ITT" scene😂😭

[@dorklew]

I would have cried 😂

[@yamatoofredania9829]

Damn I wished they showed them funny clips from the "Maury Show" where the guy says "You are not the father" lmaoo. I bet they would've been laughing hard seeing some of the ppl on the show literally run off stage lmao

[@Vincisomething]

The former host of Moment of Truth (Mark L. Wahlberg, not to be confused with Mark Walhberg) quit the show because he thought it was too cruel. There was a case where a guy killed his wife because of the show. You can't imagine how insane the questions were. Believe it or not, there were questions way worse than these.

[@xlilmizchattygalx]

By any chance do you have any links? I couldn't find anything.

[@jesuszamora6949]

How can it get worse than "were you in love with someone else on your wedding day?" and "have you slept with other people since you've been married?"

[@Vincisomething]

@Jesus Zamora Oh, you have no idea how wild the questions got lol. I recommend Cody Ko's reaction because he also interviewed Mark (and I think he's funny). The questions get increasingly worse and usually end up exposing a lot of the person. But one question not in the video (I briefly looked it up after hearing it mentioned in a video) was if they thought their dad had sexual relations with a minor. Also, the jarring (almost hilarious) thing is the audience cheering and clapping after the contestants admit to something horrendous. It was like early 2000s reality TV had no rules and people just wanted content. I can only imagine Milf Manor in 2000

[@Vincisomething]

​@F H I mixed it up with family feud lol. A guy who murdered his wife was on an episode of family feud. Nick Crowley on KZbin has a series called "dark moments on TV" or something like that.

[@kickrockspleze]

I never heard of this show until watching this. How did it get pas the pilot ep.

[@cutienerdgirl]

*Steve Harvey is literally MY CHILDHOOD!!* I always wished he was my dad. 🤗❤

[@powbobs]

Look into him more. He’s a misogynistic scumbag.

[@the-vv3bx]

The paternity court one actually made me cry. I felt so bad so that poor man

[@tamagotchilungs]

family feud is so entertaining, my abuela (puerto rican) used to watch it all the time (one of her first american tv shows she watched) and i'm glad people from across the world can watch it too! :p

[@adamlewis5700]

That man in paternity court had me in tears. You’re a great man.

[@kemipue]

My favourite family feud clip is the family that has to come up with words beginning with ‘pork’ 😆 😂 😅

[@babyjeebies9871]

Upine

[@kemipue]

@@babyjeebies9871 Exactly!!! And 'Laaarn: L-I-O-N' 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@kemipue]

@A Suicune On The OBX 😆

[@jackrosado746]

That "the moment of truth" clip literally broke that family, watching it when it was first put online made me want to die inside for that poor man.

[@Jose.Q_]

I felt that guy pain when the judge said he's not the father of both kids , that coldhearted look on her face with no care at all of what she did to that man smdh ......i hope he leaves her and find a women that'll be faithful to him and treats him good

[@stormydayolivia]

Aaa that paternity court clip pissed me off so much. That woman is evil. I really hope that it's fake because my heart can't take it.

[@thebomdotcom8176]

Damn that clip of the father is so sad...

[@kaylasnow5161]

Korea has Hello counselor 😭 the way i would be shock with some of those parents and husbands

[@jerseygirl6221]

Nah fr, that one episode with the teen boy obsessed with plushies at his big age who would abuse his little sister pisses me off to this day💀 I couldn’t believe their mother didn’t do anything about it

[@soulfyrestar]

@@jerseygirl6221 I remember that episode and that look on BTS' JImin's face spoke volumes

[@aka_slendy]

there are some wholesome american shows. though like things to do with TV you never know how wholesome they are. Extreme Makeover Home Edition Crocodile Hunter Amazing Race are just a few

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

The worst part is that in the last clip it shows there are men out there like the one in the clip that should be the leading example of what a father is and should be. But we got all these deadbeats running around that are just sperm donors. The poor man is willing to be a father to those children and loves those kids dearly. But the mom over there just standing there like it’s no big deal. Smh.

[@fallendevonish1869]

The problem is that the dead beats are 6ft plus and that's who women want to sleep with, thus those guys have more options and don't have to be loyal, while a short guy like the one in the clip despite what some women will say are the type to be used by women who have been on the roundabout and have kids and are looking for someone to take care of them, or a woman in her 30's who in her 20's would not touch a short guy on her dating app but after many failures with those 6ft plus guys is looking for a short beta male to pay the bills, but eventually after time her desire for the 6ft plus guys will come back around.

[@ashleya2596]

@@fallendevonish1869 most women don’t know men are going to be deadbeats. lots of them act kind and then change once they have a kid with you. you sound like an incel zz

[@andreaisnthere]

@@fallendevonish1869 hey mr nice guy, keep it down with the generalizations. there are plenty of women who are into short guys or who genuinely don't care. also, that case had nothing to do with height. that woman was a bitch who cheated on her great husband, period.

[@Pyramanager]

No, the problem is that women go after the clear deadbeats cuz theyre usually the attractive ones. Whereas the "good" guys are commonly looked over cuz theyre average or below.

[@chickennoodlesoup3301]

Why am I not surprised the comments are filled with people that have so much self-pity it's kind of embarrassing?

[@diegordsoto]

Love to see the whole crew! ❤ great video guys 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@AmestrisAlchemi5t]

Chacha being so comfortable she raised her feet on the chair 😂 11:03

[@yomogami4561]

lol some classic bits from family feud. you could have done the whole episode on that. loved the girls reactions

[@Pumpkin0_0]

My country also had the polygraph show years ago. It ruined 3 families just through small secrets and the show only lasted for 3 days before it was cancelled. Just 3 episodes. People who had a dark past shouldn't have been on it, but they were because of the money. The questions weren't even that bad, but our country is humble and kind in general and frowns upon the opposite, so it was a national outrage and they gave up airing the show.

[@bebeade71]

Wow what country? And it seems like no matter the country the show got camcelled very quickly

[@Pumpkin0_0]

@@bebeade71 Portugal

[@Kbinger06]

Lowkey, though... Did a show exposing things through Polygraph tests ruin the families, or were the families already ruined to begin with. Were they not already based on a lie to begin with?....

[@Pumpkin0_0]

@@Kbinger06 Many of the questions were like: "Have you ever imagined your father dying?" (The woman's father was old, but alive and quite wealthy) And she said yes. People were outraged, when in actuality everyone has imagined their parent or parents dying. They didn't ask if it was because of the inheritance or because she was afraid of losing her father. She said she loved her father while everyone was booing her, but the audience didn't care. They immediately assumed it was because of an inheritance. The darkest things were not liking the in-laws or no longer having as many feelings for a significant other as they used to. Like I mentioned in the main comment, my country is fairly peaceful and we put ourselves in each other's shoes. Of course downright criminals wouldn't participate, and the show was cut very short. lol

[@Kbinger06]

@Pumpkin0_0 Hon, none of this is what I was referring to, whether or not these questions you brought up were on the show. I was commenting on the comments about how "The show destroyed families," saying did the show really ruin families, or did the people bring it on themselves with their actions and the show just exposed it. I was basically pointing out to those people in the comments that the show wasn't at fault. It just didn't cover up their deceit, and it was all aired out 😆👌

[@HaoFu2004]

I miss Minji

[@Duke00x]

I think family fued could work in Korea. The questions asked would be decided by producers in Korea and the people surveyed would also be Korean so both the questions asked and the survey answers would fit cultural norms and sensibilities and the contestants would also br Korean so their answers to the questions would also fit cultural norms and and the host would also be korean so would act to cultural norms and tastes so viewer's of the show should also be fine with it and not find it offensive or outside the norm for the culture. Paternity court my have a problem finding people to be on it because of the culture in Korea. So that one couldn't have a local version but the show itself while on the "scandalous" side (culturally speaking for korea) could maybe make for good late night watching for the younger adults (if they like "relationship drama").

[@MarcG7424]

The Pastor's wife had the guts to say what everyone was thinking 😂

[@soccerviet123]

Imagine them reacting to the crazy shows in Japan

[@xiayu6098]

They make it seem like these shows only have sexual questions💀

[@17Watman]

I want to see them react to the Family Guy Korea episode.

[@sspiker]

This coming up after Jerry Springers passing. Those reality shows are what many of us grew up on. Spent many sick days on the couch watching these shows.

[@AnxiousTrixie]

I didn't know I needed this until I got it. Thank you

[@waldoiswhereEFC55]

Thanks!

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

Is there a Korean version of America's Funniest Home Videos? I love funny home videos 😂 I was obsessed with AFV growing up!

[@soulfyrestar]

you and me both!! AFV is one of my favorite shows as well

[@zynergysch]

US shows are truly one that have no problems breaking the barriers lol

[@kirby-stomp]

@10:57 I never understand why the brute is always on gen z when the adults that make up our generation are (the older half of) millenials and up. _"what has the generation gone to?"_ and questions like that should be directed to the similary-aged people amongst you, rather than to the labeled generation of the children you may have taken part in raising.

[@jerseygirl6221]

Yep! Hypocrites. The older people are even worse, getting on the younger generations and calling them “fast” like they weren’t wilding out in the 60s and 70s😭 they refuse to own up to the mess they create in in their families in the first place

[@SlothMode]

The Paternity Test also had me in tears

[@Vincisomething]

The lady's parents on Moment of Truth looked so ashamed and embarrassed

[@wild864]

Embarrassed? Sure . Ashamed? I’m not so sure

[@Vincisomething]

​@@wild864 Wdym?

[@LeahB31]

That last one has me crying over here. 😢

[@acehjs]

I would've been so ashamed of my daughter if she was there telling everyone she cheated on her husband

[@tracysills257]

And you know it was and IS with the ex not ex boyfriend

[@nineteen8696]

So lovely to see the girls all together ❤❤

[@NorthernThaiGardenGuy]

They could do whole K-Dramas remaking game shows from the US. LOL!!!

[@mannydominguez4565]

Love them so much and you guys are Awesome ❤❤

[@karrr524]

The way I would watch these shows as a kid when I was home sick. I really ate it up T-T.

[@Annie097ful]

I love these 4 women from the bottom of my heart ❤❤❤ haha

[@pamelacacho-rivera2500]

Are there any Korean TV shows that don't feature celebrities? I've watched a lot of the ones featuring kpop idols.

[@BR-zh6vp]

There are, but sadly, those rarely get subbed or even uploaded. That's why so many outsiders have a skewed view of what life is really like for most of their citizens.

[@affectionatevirgo]

There are a lot! However, it's usually just the ones with well known celebs or (in)active idols in the cast that get subbed in English.

[@pamelacacho-rivera2500]

@@affectionatevirgo that's so sad. I would love to watch them.

[@robustanybody5138]

It's just demand And they're fulfilling it

[@lukespooky]

we miss Minji

[@ScorpiusDX]

whatever happened to her?

[@elpink5424]

@@ScorpiusDX I think she got a better opportunity at a different company, so she got her friend to replace her on this channel

[@brianbakke4154]

My guess is that she got a full time professional job, like Heejin did when she left a while ago. They were both great, I miss them as well. Young Ju and Winee are great additions, though - both a lot of fun. I think they all started on this channel in college and so some of them will probably leave as they get full time professional jobs.

[@CruxusAshbourne]

I see this is a couple months back but to clarify. To compensate people for the possibility of public embarrassment on national tv, they pay the people who agree to show up and do the show. That in itself, in several ways, shows you where peoples priorities lie. Even if it has the chance of ruining your life; so many accept the money. Not sure how much is paid these days but before the year 2000, I recall some shows offering up to $12,000. These days, that would only get me through three months of living.

[@Religious_man]

The second one after _Family Feud_ lasted from Janu 2008-Aug 2009. The creator of it died while he was having fun in paradise in 2014. Serves him right.

[@011mph]

I feel so bad for that dad at the end 🥺

[@Forrest-n5o]

9:17 poooor chacha y winee don't cry😢

[@justtay6680]

😂 "QUESTION SIXSEU 😤"

[@kaylachung12]

That paternity clip always gets me. I started crying I’ve seen it several time since it came out. 😭 But they’re right. This stuff couldn’t air in Korea.

[@nezptune]

My nana would ALWAYSSS watch family feud and game shows lol

[@soulfyrestar]

We definitely need a Part 2 AND Part 3

[@harrislam]

Yo that woman with the lie detector just kept saying YES all the way LMAO

[@baloo508]

i love these girls

[@Maver1ck911]

Whats in your bedroom drawer 🤣🤣 "awe youre not fun"

[@mmmhaha3667]

I always say Koreans are just like what we see in their dramas except the beautiful love lives. It's mostly about revenge, unforgiving, bullying, etc. What the lady said about the question that can be asked is something that's in many people's minds😅

[@SossoBelleGuadeloupe]

J'aime beaucoup vos réactions

[@anamariadeoliveira2994]

Deviam mostrar os reality shows do Brasil kkkkkkkkkk

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

My favorite TV show is Supernatural

[@gandalainsley6467]

Not the right type of show but its pretty good. Well until you get to a certain point, then it just gets bad.

[@icydsting6037]

@@gandalainsley6467 Doesn't that happen with most shows? (annoyingly. lol)

[@gandalainsley6467]

@@icydsting6037 Yeah. They give shows too much seasons. Korea actually has a good way of doing it. Its very rare when a show has more than one season. In US the problem is that if show is successful companies will try to drag the show out as much as they can even if the story is basically finished. Like show Dexter got messed up because original director was done with the show but higher ups wanted more seasons so they got a new director and show started going downhill very fast. Only Korea show I can name who I have seen who did the same was Taxi Driver. Second season sucked because they visibly had nothing to tell anymore.

[@Toomuchlaffing]

7:10 Moment of Truth....didn't they cancel the show after that episode?? O_O from what i remember that was sooo bad they didn't continue it anymore

[@jackiepaigehews]

please show them the jerry springer and maury show 😹 it’s crazy

[@acptyaksorrow2160]

Been binge watching these they’re so good 😂

[@TexPR1]

Oh my goodness, those answers shocked me and I live in the US.

[@juanavargas7562]

I feel like that moment of truth is more like a "I know my spouse/family/friend is hiding something from me. So I need to confirm it." And even if they were randome questions and probably didn't seem horrible, how many relationships had suffered because of that show.

[@jeffw.4205]

It's the four Queens line up.

[@ERICASHANNON]

As an American I am shocked by the type of content and language used on American TV shows. As I have gotten older, it has only gotten worse. These days I never watch TV for this reason, I can’t relate or understand why a lot of the content is allowed for broadcast. You used to only find shows with profanity or adult content on networks you had to subscribe to after 10 pm. Our society has changed so much for the worst.

[@michael-k.]

the last one had me crying

[@apaipeace]

Paternity court -I cry every time

[@MissSummer405]

Please do British TV shows 😁👍

[@berylwheaten9385]

I've never heard of the second show "The Moment of Truth " 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@healthwithmoyo6271]

The Polygraph one though💔😢 Like Whyyyy? Why marry him if you didn't love him?

[@GenerationNextNextNext]

I think initially these shows were aired because of their shock value, which means at one time in the USA, these stories weren't normal or common and producers knew people would want to tune in to see these people, like watching a circus or animals in a zoo. Eventually, though, as more and more people came on these shows, Americans began to be used to these types of shows and it became normal.

[@LuciferLizardo]

That episode of The Moment of Truth is written in Wikipedia: "On the fifth episode, which aired on February 25, 2008, over the course of play, a female contestant, Lauren Cleri, truthfully admitted that: she had been fired for stealing money from an employer; she believed that her ex-boyfriend (who was present, and asked this question) is the man she should be married to; and that, since her wedding day two years earlier, she had sexual relations with someone other than her husband, NYPD Officer Frank Cleri. After truthfully admitting to these actions, with her mother staring furiously at her and her husband sitting with his head in his hands, she was eliminated for answering "yes" on the question of whether she believed she is a good person. The intro of this episode featured a disclaimer by host Mark L. Walberg, in which he claimed it was highly debated whether or not the episode should even be aired and he was against it being aired, calling it the most uncomfortable situation he has ever been in on television. The contestant, who could have stopped and left with $100,000 based on her already dramatic revelations, later said that she continued trying to win more money in order to achieve "fame and fortune"." Now, as of 2015, Lauren Cleri has no immediate jobs for her and a possible divorce in the future. "We're kind of up in the air right now - I want to [get back together], but I don't think he does," Lauren Cleri told the New York Post. "It's not very easy to overcome," Frank Cleri, a cop with the 48th Precinct in The Bronx, told the Post.

[@thugnificentone9854]

I believe that the discussion you are having right now with your peers about politics, fashion, even sex. Your parents or older relatives may have had also. Get over the fear of embarrassment and have a candid discussion with them you might be surprised at their opinion on thing or even knowledge.

[@revtoyota]

10:30 The woman that lied about the kids being his are what men in the US have to deal with.

[@kdoe730]

You guys should react to The Maury show Jerry springer and judge Mathis

[@RxL3gEnD]

that woman in the paternity court episode is a sociopath. Got to be, with how she's just standing there that emotionless about it

[@lynnmoore9743]

I wonder about their reactions if they watched Wildn’out.. it would be hilarious.

[@withpeacelove366]

have them react to shows like Maury, jerry springer and steve wilkos. Super unhinged lol

[@kimberlyvuong6396]

Family fued❤

[@sydnicoleh]

they need to watch jerry springer

[@kmiwachan]

Do flavor of love!!

[@Vincisomething]

Early 2000s US reality TV was unhinged

[@Toomuchlaffing]

on another note, i didn't know they air Family Feud and Paternity Court in Korea lol

[@rbermea]

I wanna see reactions to the Jerry Springer Show since Jerry Springer died last month. A talk show with fights, weird people, and infidelity.

[@ImANTIFRAGILE2004]

Plz I want part 2

[@kerrichristian7991]

The lie detector show is awful! It’s uncomfortable to watch! Great reactions as always!

[@Talktothehand.253]

I love that the korean culture is still conservative and family oriented. The parents of the girls should be proud of their parenting skills. They seem such lovely girls.

[@healthwithmoyo6271]

Not so much nowadays tho. One of the girls is lesbian I think

[@sea-of-skies_]

You have no idea what their values are.

[@BlueCaesar13]

The paternity one always makes me cry

[@gladlawson61]

Wheres minj?

[@matthewgraham2546]

Jeez!

[@destinyraewatts5267]

usually people would go on these shows they wouldn't have to pay for the test in return for being on the show.

[@sushilsingh2099]

That Polygraphy show should have been continued. Many hoes out there cheating on partners while reeling their money. Better to get rid of them ASAP from your life.

[@harlee2191]

The judge shows really aren't "family " shows. 😮😂